‎Moody Beasts - Apple TV

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Why would a bull moose cover himself in his own urine? Why would a clownfish change his sex on cue? Why would a marsupial mouse push himself to have sex until he dies? All creatures, including us humans, are consumed by the answer. It's the powerful and mysterious chemical cocktail that's the rocket fuel of life-hormones. We explore the secret, primal force that drives the animal kingdom.

Documentary · 2016 · 50 min

Direção Tina Dalton , Jonathan Grupper

EPISÓDIO 1

Mating Games

The urge to reproduce is one of the most powerful in the animal kingdom. No wonder it prompts such extreme behaviours. Yet no matter how big, how violent and brazen courtship gets, quietly operating in the shadows of sex is the chemical concoction that drives it. Now, in this episode, we explore the ins and outs of courtship and reproduction with some of the world's most incredible creatures.

50 min · 25 de jan. de 2016
EPISÓDIO 2

Ferocious Families

The goal of life is simple: take care of your offspring, just enough so they'll survive to adulthood. The hard part is pulling that off without killing yourself in the process. How can animals survive their children? What possesses them to have kids? The answer is hormones. Now, in this episode, we explore the sheer drama of parenting with some of the world's most extraordinary creatures.

45 min · 1 de fev. de 2016
EPISÓDIO 3

Teen Terrors

In our climactic episode of Moody Beasts, we join animal newbies as they first venture into the world beyond. Confronting challenges that they're hardly prepared for, they act crazy. They make horrible mistakes. They flirt with danger while they bluff and bluster their way through. Everyone knows that raging hormones make teens into terrors. Wait until you see them gone wild.

50 min · 8 de fev. de 2016

Tina Dalton

Director
Jonathan Grupper

Director
Michael Tear

Producer